When will 'The Trust: A Game of Greed' air? Release date, plot, and cast of Netflix game show
CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES: Netflix is finally coming up with a new thrilling reality show competition. According to the teaser released by Netflix, 'The Trust: A Game of Greed' will premiere on January 10, 2024. The first four episodes will be released on the premiere date.
New episodes will be released in batches per week for three weeks. The last batch of 'The Trust: A Game of Greed' episode will be released on January 27, 2024.
This reality show is not just like any regular game show that focuses on eliminating contestants instead it's a game of trust, confidence, and intelligence.
The group of contestants are given $250,000 and they have to divide it among themselves equally. The main question is whether the contestants will play fair or get greedy about getting more money and voting each other out.
Instead of struggling each week to go one step closer to the prize, the candidates are given the money immediately away. What happens next, and how they decide to divide the money, is when the game gets fascinating — or, better still, downright nasty. Because the players' fates are in their own hands in this social experiment: no one needs to win or lose.
The winner of Netflix's 'The Trust' will get to keep $250,000 as a winning amount.
What is Netflix's 'The Trust: A Game of Greed' Season 1 all about?
This game is all about how much can one trust the other. A group of strangers are brought together from different walks of life. They are asked to divide a quarter million dollars among themselves. There is no set rule for elimination. However, contestants can anonymously vote out. This would increase their share in the prize pot. Making this more engaging a single vote can send a contestant back home but if there's a tie, they get to stay in the game.
Throughout eight episodes, the participants will learn about each other's backgrounds and personalities through a series of tests designed to reveal who is a team player and who is only looking out for themselves. The game is leveled up as players receive access to The Vault in each round, where they will be lured with an offer that benefits them individually or the group as a whole. It would be interesting to see who would give up on the attractions of the Vault!
Where to watch Netflix's 'The Trust: A Game of Greed' Season 1?
'The Trust: A Game of Greed' Season 1 will premiere on January 10, 2024, only on Netflix exclusively. The first four episodes will air on the premiere date itself. The next episodes will be released in batches for the next three weeks until January 27, 2024.
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What is the new cast for Netflix's 'Trust' Season 1?
'The Trust: A game of Greed' will be hosted by none other than veteran journalist and former CNN correspondent Brooke Baldwin in Season 1. She will be joined by 11 Contestants from different walks of life. Let's see who will feature in Netflix's new game show.
1. Tolu Ekundare
She is a Houston-based model who is currently associated with the Neil Jou Agency. She is around 25 years old and her eight is 5'8. She has almost 3000 followers on Instagram. She follows Christianity. She loves to post on social media and spend time with her friends and family.
2. Lindsey Anderson
Boasting around 6,830 Instagram followers, Lindsey Anderson can be tagged as an all-rounder. She is a mother of three and a wife. Professionally she is an online business coaching consultant and is a host of the 'Million Maker Show'. She is based in Portland, Oregon.
3. Gaspare Randazzo
New York-based stand-up comedian and a teacher, Gaspare Randazzo is a brilliant addition to the cast. He is expected to bring humor in even tense situations that would occur in the show. He is also a high school history teacher. He also features on 'The Social Study' podcast.
4. Jake Chocholus
The host of 'Man Up Daily Podcast', he is also a Blackhawk pilot and army vet. He also has a TikTok channel that has 114.4k followers and over 2M likes.
5. Brian Firebaugh
He mostly likes to spend time on his farm and among the cattle. He is a Texas Cattle Rancher. he also has a TikTok and YouTube account.
6. Julie Theis
Based in Austin, Texas, this pretty woman has done an M.S. in Psychology. She has over 550k followers on TikTok. She also does online therapy coaching sessions. She likes to go on Holidays and spend time with friends and family.
7. V Simone Stewart
She is a civic leader focused on workplace equity, arts, culture, and community engagement. She is a graduate of the University of California, Berkley in Architectural History and Criticism.
She is currently working at Western Oregon University as a diverse, equity, and Inclusion coordinator and executive assistant.
8. Bryce
A young blonde hair lad with high potential will be a part of Netflix's 'The Trust'. According to the trailer, he might be 21 years old and already a millionaire.
9. Julez
In the teaser, he says that he is a police officer but he likes to keep his identity hidden. He calls himself a 'stripper'. It would be interesting to watch how he uses his wit and intelligence in the game.
10. Jay
Jay is not your typical grandmom. She seems cool, quirky, and even colorful. This platinum head woman is surely to bring twists to the game.
11. Winnie
In the teaser, she looked confident and voiced out, "We got a house full of liars". She seemed like a strong-headed woman who did not flinch away from giving strong opinions.
What is the latest buzz regarding Netflix's 'The Trust: A Game of Greed'?
The official trailer for 'The Trust' was released on Netflix's YouTube channel on December 8, 2023.
The internet was extremely excited over the new game show. One of the users wrote, "Looks very interesting. I will be 100 % checking this out."
Another commented, "Interesting. I hope they lean into it. Make that physiological play have some weight."
A user stated, "Gonna be watching," while another wrote, "Sounds very good."
Seems like the excitement among the fans has skyrocketed with the release of the teaser.
A user felt that the concept of the show was fascinating and wrote, "Manipulation and drama goes hard in this. let's see if this works."
Many users wondered whether the game show's concept is like that of 'Traitor'. The netizen asked, "Is this a rip off of Peacock's Traitor?"
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